Adlia, Author at Radar Africa

US to withdraw troops, leaving under 1,000 in Syria

The Pentagon is consolidating US forces in Syria, reducing them to under 1,000 troops in the coming months.

In a recent attack in northern Benin, suspected militants killed eight soldiers and wounded 13, intensifying the region’s security concerns.

Nigeria’s economic reforms have not yet helped poor citizens despite efforts to stabilize the country’s finances according to the IMF.

Egypt’s Red Sea energy ambitions face a setback as Chevron and partners withdraw after unproductive drilling efforts.

The IMF says Mozambique has requested talks to explore a new lending program after recent discussions in Maputo.

Aida al-Sayed Abdullah calls for urgent attention as humanitarian workers face daily threats and the crisis in Sudan worsens.

The Ghanaian cedi is projected to experience marginal gains against the U.S. dollar

The UN says visa delays and bureaucratic barriers are obstructing humanitarian aid delivery to conflict-ridden Sudan.

President Trump said the US and China are in talks to resolve their tariff dispute and expressed confidence in reaching a trade deal.

DR Congo raided former president Kabila’s homes over alleged links to an armed alliance accused of fueling eastern conflict.